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Post by Deleted on Jan 15, 2015 1:25:36 GMT
Your cakes are hideous. I can't believe people pay you for those.
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Post by msbee on Jan 15, 2015 2:31:28 GMT
I don't care if you are working a 90 min shift or that you are tired because you are pregnant. BTW why are you having a 2nd baby (this makes 4 kids including the 2 "adopted") when you are complaining of being broke, childcare assistance waiting list is too long, etc? I am glad you are and your dh feel you have enough love for a crew the size of a basketball team but you can't take care of them on his barely more than minimum wage job and your 10-15 hours a week working from home.
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Post by scrappinmom3 on Jan 15, 2015 2:34:50 GMT
Stop whining about your life. You have a beautiful wife and two sweet sons. And, stop airing all of your dirty laundry in public. ( guy from hs)
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Post by leftturnonly on Jan 15, 2015 2:41:39 GMT
Just because you call each other "wifey" and "hubby" doesn't make it so. You are not married. You change partners every other minute. Drives me crazy!! Also, you are right--very few of us really care about your latest drama. You can post all day long about how you are so neglected in real life and on FB and it doesn't make me want to give you any attention. I have a friend, and I'm friends with her daughter as well. She is engaged (for almost two years now) and I totally respect that they are saving up for a wedding (they did kid, and then house, and now marriage) and I know that people do things non-traditionally all the time. My problem is that she calls her fiance her husband and my friend calls him her son-in-law. No, he's not. They are not married. They didn't sign a piece of paper saying so, and until they do, he's your daughter's fiance. I don't care if they've been together for 7 years. Don't disrespect marriage by using those terms. I'm usually not so "get off my lawn" but that really sticks in my craw! It they are in a state like Texas that recognizes common law marriage, they very well may be married even if they have no paperwork. Meaning.... they would need a legal divorce to "uncouple", to quote Gweneth & Chris. In that case, they may be incredibly annoying, but they still might be accurate. ![:P](//storage.proboards.com/5645536/images/OrTI4SBmZ2ZYSFv6ag4f.jpg)
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Post by leftturnonly on Jan 15, 2015 2:43:49 GMT
Your cakes are hideous. I can't believe people pay you for those. Hey! I offer a great discount! They get what they get and they LOVE them!
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pudgygroundhog
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Post by pudgygroundhog on Jan 15, 2015 3:11:40 GMT
I have a friend who often vaguebooks and she recently posted asking her friends what her resolutions should be. In a moment of self restraint weakness I told her number 1 should be to stop vaguebooking. My post got multiple likes so I think I just said what everybody was thinking. ![:P](//storage.proboards.com/5645536/images/OrTI4SBmZ2ZYSFv6ag4f.jpg) That's awesome! How did she respond? When my fingers are itching to post something I shouldn't I text my best friend instead since we share so many FB friends. Excessive use of exclamation points, vaguebooking, and use of the word "journey" all get snark from me. (On the other hand, I know I'm guilty of an obnoxious amount of Zumba posts amongst other FB a offenses so I apologize, Facebook friends!) She seemed surprised that she vague booked. She said she thought she was not splashing drama on FB. I guess I have to give her that, but I think it is better to be direct or don't post!
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Post by 950nancy on Jan 15, 2015 3:21:52 GMT
Most of my friends are really pretty normal. The post that does make me roll my eyes is when the woman states, "My husband is the BEST! He just offered to babysit the kids so I could go to the gym." I guess I don't find it babysitting when it took your sperm to make the kid. I also don't use it to correspond with my husband. He lives in the house.
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Post by AussieMeg on Jan 15, 2015 3:22:48 GMT
I want to tell the grammar nazi to shut up. And I want to use the improper form of their/there/they're, your/you're, to/too/two doing it. If she wants to educate someone on correct usage, do it privately, not passive aggressively all over everyone's news feed. Hahaha, the thing that I *want* to post - by private message though, not public - is to correct my friends when they type your instead of you're (pfft, so many adults do that these days I'm almost immune to it!), and especially the few who type "would of" instead of "would have". But I would never ever do it, even though the "would of" makes them look almost illiterate. ETA: I finally got so sick of the vaguebookers that I have started referring to one dear friend as VB. Actually, I first brought it up with her in person, then a mutual friend who was also there referred to her as VB, so now I do too every time she starts with the vaguebooking. It's one of those joking/not joking scenarios!
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Post by sues on Jan 15, 2015 3:31:14 GMT
A few things:
1. You are not better than the average bear, certainly not because of your tattoos, your love of Halloween, the fact that you're a stepmother or a high priestess of whatever, (via the internet). Your are not 'cool' or 'crazy' and no one is looking at the train wreck that is your life, thinking anything but 'you're floundering...just like you have been for 30 years'. You are pushing 50. We're all just wondering when the hell you're going to get your act together.
2. Calling yourself a bitch and a badass doesn't make it true. No one is afraid of you. No one is intimidated by you. You are ridiculous.
3. Posting ANYTHING that ends with 'repost if you agree...I know 95% don't have the guts' makes me think you are a tool. Reposting some bullshit cut and paste message you saw on someone else's page doesn't make you brave. Believe it.
4. That story that gets circulated so often...starts like 'Oh, when I was a kid, I wanted to be a (profession). What do you make? (What do I MAKE? I make your life better by....blah blah blah)' Give me an ever-loving break. Just make yourself a tee shirt listing the reasons you are oh-so-special and wear it every day. You're unique and important. Just like everybody else.
ETA- one more: Thanks for unfriending me. You're a hateful bitch and I wanted to do the deed myself many times, but instead I just tossed you in a hidden, unfollowed group. This is way better.
OK. I'm done. I've had a bad day. Can you tell? LOL
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Post by AussieMeg on Jan 15, 2015 3:32:24 GMT
Just because you call each other "wifey" and "hubby" doesn't make it so. You are not married. You change partners every other minute. Drives me crazy!! Also, you are right--very few of us really care about your latest drama. You can post all day long about how you are so neglected in real life and on FB and it doesn't make me want to give you any attention. I have a friend, and I'm friends with her daughter as well. She is engaged (for almost two years now) and I totally respect that they are saving up for a wedding (they did kid, and then house, and now marriage) and I know that people do things non-traditionally all the time. My problem is that she calls her fiance her husband and my friend calls him her son-in-law. No, he's not. They are not married. They didn't sign a piece of paper saying so, and until they do, he's your daughter's fiance. I don't care if they've been together for 7 years. Don't disrespect marriage by using those terms. I'm usually not so "get off my lawn" but that really sticks in my craw! Is your problem with the daughter calling her partner her husband, or your friend calling the guy their son-in-law? DSO and I are not married but I always refer to DSO's parents and siblings as my in-laws, and they refer to me as DIL and SIL. I don't consider it disrepectful towards the institution of marriage at all. I would never refer to DSO as my husband though.
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Post by Flowergirl on Jan 15, 2015 3:32:43 GMT
To my conservative friends that feel the need to link EVERY Drudge Report and Hot Air article: JUST STOP! Also, when you refer to people as "libtards," you lose any respect I had left for you. Same to my liberal friends that refer to the other side as right-wing whatevers. These are people that when I see them in person, are the nicest people and wouldn't intentionally insult roughly half of their friends in person, but they get on their keyboard soapboxes and become vitriolic. They've all been relegated to a separate group that doesn't show up in my main feed. A couple vaguebookers are there too along with a cousin-in-law whose daughter is the most perfect everything ever!
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Post by freecharlie on Jan 15, 2015 3:42:53 GMT
Just because you call each other "wifey" and "hubby" doesn't make it so. You are not married. You change partners every other minute. Drives me crazy!! Also, you are right--very few of us really care about your latest drama. You can post all day long about how you are so neglected in real life and on FB and it doesn't make me want to give you any attention. I have a friend, and I'm friends with her daughter as well. She is engaged (for almost two years now) and I totally respect that they are saving up for a wedding (they did kid, and then house, and now marriage) and I know that people do things non-traditionally all the time. My problem is that she calls her fiance her husband and my friend calls him her son-in-law. No, he's not. They are not married. They didn't sign a piece of paper saying so, and until they do, he's your daughter's fiance. I don't care if they've been together for 7 years. Don't disrespect marriage by using those terms. I'm usually not so "get off my lawn" but that really sticks in my craw! spends on the state In common law states they are married
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Post by freecharlie on Jan 15, 2015 3:51:39 GMT
Please check to see if what you are posting is actually true. Perpetuating rumor, gossip or lies is not only irritating, it is irresponsible.
I don't want to buy whatever crap you are selling.
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Post by mcscrapper on Jan 15, 2015 3:51:54 GMT
I would like to post two things that are both related to a co-worker of mine...
#1: "You are a grown adult. It is hard to take you seriously with that ridiculous bow in your hair when you are 27 years old."
#2: We have a secret tally of how many cleavage pics you take every week. You record is 10 in one week but your record low is 5.
Ok, a third thing...same girl...."It is hard to take you seriously at work when you show up looking like a total slob every single day.
Four. Dang. "I am really sick of hearing you complain every.single.day saying "All I ever get are back-to-back ambulance patients." Well, no shit. You realize you work in an ER right?
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pudgygroundhog
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Post by pudgygroundhog on Jan 15, 2015 4:15:55 GMT
Anybody else scanning the replies of people they are friends with on FB? Hope I don't see any evidence of my FB posts, lol.
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Post by jemali on Jan 15, 2015 4:37:15 GMT
Ugh, Dh's cousin who posts "Oh, I love being a mom! My boys are the best thing that ever happened to me!" Yeah...Her parents are raising her children. She flits around the country between boyfriends. She hardly even sees them. Yet she gets tons of likes on the above status.
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Post by chlerbie on Jan 15, 2015 4:55:18 GMT
I'm tired of seeing pictures of people's feet. Their feet at the beach. Their feet in the snow. Their feet as they're kicking back watching a movie. It just bugs me.
Vaguebooking drives me crazy. I have a few friends who are always posting stuff like that and/or posting things that they know are going to get people "comforting" them. I have no problem with people needing an occasional pick me up or whatever, or going through something difficult and needing support, but if you're doing it constantly, I just lose all of my respect for you.
I like seeing people's photos. I really do. But if you're a 48 year old adult woman, I just don't see the need to be posting three selfies of yourself EVERY DAY. Particularly when they all have the same expression anyway.
You want a relationship. Please stop posting all the memes about finding the right man and all the articles on relationships, etc. Get off Facebook and look for someone!
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Post by Regina Phalange on Jan 15, 2015 6:01:07 GMT
I have a friend, and I'm friends with her daughter as well. She is engaged (for almost two years now) and I totally respect that they are saving up for a wedding (they did kid, and then house, and now marriage) and I know that people do things non-traditionally all the time. My problem is that she calls her fiance her husband and my friend calls him her son-in-law. No, he's not. They are not married. They didn't sign a piece of paper saying so, and until they do, he's your daughter's fiance. I don't care if they've been together for 7 years. Don't disrespect marriage by using those terms. I'm usually not so "get off my lawn" but that really sticks in my craw! It they are in a state like Texas that recognizes common law marriage, they very well may be married even if they have no paperwork. Meaning.... they would need a legal divorce to "uncouple", to quote Gweneth & Chris. In that case, they may be incredibly annoying, but they still might be accurate. ![:P](//storage.proboards.com/5645536/images/OrTI4SBmZ2ZYSFv6ag4f.jpg) Yeah....no common law in PA I don't think. And I don't think they've been together long enough anyway.
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Post by momof3pits on Jan 15, 2015 6:41:44 GMT
No one cares to see 20 pics a day of the comings and goings of construction on your new house. And no, no one is jealous of you for building it.
If you are going to shit talk someone if real life to me over and over, then excuse me while my eyes roll out of my head when you lick their asshole on fb.
Please stop shoving your 9 month old baby 2 inches from the tv while you post pics of this occurrence and sit on fb all day long. Get a job, quit pretending like you can't find a babysitter to be able to get a job. My DH doesn't work his ass off so you can be lazy and brag about collecting welfare and sit at home. Also you are a low life who took your dog to a shelter and lied about why so now the innocent dog was euthanized.
Really should use that unfriend button!!!
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Post by tincin on Jan 15, 2015 7:19:02 GMT
Another vaguebooking hater here. I also hate the "you must share this or ..." posts. I actually posted once while having one of those days,
If you're wondering why I never share your posts, I hate my kids, I love cancer, heart disease and many other diseases, i like child and animal abuse, I have nobody in heaven I miss. I don't care if I don't get free money, I have more than I need already. I don't need another iPad or iPhne that must be given away. I also have all the good luck I need but hey, thanks for sharing.
A few people were confused but I go a boatload of likes.
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Post by jenjie on Jan 15, 2015 10:53:06 GMT
Dear niece, i know you're younger than me and know better than I do. But talking trash about your customers doesn't make your employer - or you - look good.
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Post by pyccku on Jan 15, 2015 12:26:01 GMT
I've unfollowed you because you're always whining about the horrible things that have befallen you. Your health and a bunch of other things. But pretty much 99% of the issues you complain about are caused by your choices in life. You aren't as tough as you'd like to think you are, stop treating your body as if you can handle these things.
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Post by Meri-Lyn on Jan 15, 2015 13:20:19 GMT
I have one who complains about her job every single day. Today she was posting about how she had to prepare herself because it was going to be such a horrible day. What's worse, is she has several co-workers as friends, and she works for a major corporation that everyone here knows. Does she not think all those complaints aren't going to get back to management somehow? If it's really as bad as your posts say they are, then you really need to find another job.
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Post by imsirius on Jan 15, 2015 13:35:43 GMT
If you are hiding something and do not want anyone to know about it, then don't get all up in arms and pissy when someone mentions what they saw on your fb page to someone else! In fact, don't post it at all dumbass!
A person I know in my circle of friends (we are not friends though) posted a photo of herself and another gal's hubby (the wife and she are friends) on her facebook page with the caption "XXXX throwing kids in pool = afternoon of fun for kids, night of OUCH for XXXXX".
Another gal mentioned seeing the photo (innocently, no malice) to another friend in the circle and the shit hit the proverbial fan....turns out wife of guy didn't know that "her friend" was over at the pool when wife was not home, horsing around with hubby and kids....yep...STUPID!!!!
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Post by Deleted on Jan 15, 2015 13:50:54 GMT
I think half of you are friends with my aunt. LOL
I hate when they post all this stuff about others getting hit by Karma. Hold up a d##m mirror, b###h! Based on your constant posts about your health and being depressed and all the other drama, don't you realize Karma ran you over with a bus and backed up to do it all over again.
She was blocked because while misery loves company and she was lonely, I am neither miserable or lonely.
Blocking is great, because nothing pisses someone off more than being insignificant to you. They thrive on drama and love it when you give it back to them, so ignore.
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Post by Flowergirl on Jan 15, 2015 15:07:40 GMT
Someone above reminded me of another post that makes us laugh in our house. It's the "Share if you have a son/daughter that is the most fill-in-the-superlative genius loving warm caring child and I cherish every minute with them etc". DS19 will occasionally text me a screen capture of these frequent posts by his friends' moms that we're both FB friends with and ask why I don't love him enough to post it on FB.
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Post by gloryjoy on Jan 15, 2015 15:18:08 GMT
I confess that I have only read through 2 page of this thread so if it's already been mentioned I apologize.
The one that gets to me is the "repost if you know someone who is fighting cancer, has had cancer, passed away from cancer".
I lost my Dad to cancer at 64, my cousin's son at 10 years old. My mom fought and survived cancer. I have done fundraising for cancer, donate to the Canadian Cancer Society on the anniversary of my dad's death. I have been deeply touched by cancer.
So just because I don't repost doesn't mean I don't care. And stop posting "I think I know who will".
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Post by grate on Jan 15, 2015 15:28:18 GMT
I have a dear friend who is morbidly obese and is always talking about her exercise class and eating healthy and then is at the same time posting pictures of all the food she is eating and I just want to yell that is not healthy to smother the fried food in cheese and eat in such LARGE portions.
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Post by Elle on Jan 15, 2015 15:29:08 GMT
We are planning to move across Canada this summer but I can't say anything on Facebook in case one of my husband's clients catches wind of this. I'm so dang excited (and stressed) and I can't share it there.
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Post by grinningcat on Jan 15, 2015 15:35:11 GMT
A new one this morning: stop telling me what has to be done and what should be done because it's tradition. Yes, tradition is important, but when it doesn't resonate with me that tradition is hollow and fake. I'm tired of getting the goldfish stare ![???](//storage.proboards.com/forum/images/smiley/huh.png) when I mention something that is not traditional and quite frankly super duper boring. So leave me alone. Grrr.
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